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OPINION: Boys undone by cultural attitude to education

29 August 2003

"Boys will be boys. And even that wouldn't matter if only we could prevent girls from being girls". The year was 1894; the quote is from Anthony Hope, author of the appropriately-named...

OPINION: Citizenship is an uphill struggle

29 August 2003

The Home Office is currently engaged in a consultation on Citizenship ceremonies. Under the scheme, around 100,000 people a year will first have to pass a test in English and show sufficient...

OPINION: Surreal solution to social issue

29 August 2003

It helps to be a fan of surrealism in this business. Monet may do for accountants as it's clear they're deeply into Impressionism, with the 'bottom line' turning out to be as...

EDITORIAL: TV spotlight on regeneration can inspire change

29 August 2003

So regeneration is the new home improvement? When you turn on your television you're more likely to see communities reviving their neighbourhoods than Laurence Lewellyn-Bowen prancing around in big-collared suits waxing lyrical over...

FAITH GROUPS: Testing times for the faithful

29 August 2003

Faith groups have a long history of helping their communities. But before they can influence policy, they must overcome barriers such as prejudice from funding bodies, negative attitudes and minority faiths' own reluctance...

PLANNING: Mastering the masterplan

29 August 2003

Commissioning a masterplan is a delicate art, and a task which should not be underestimated. Dominic Williams and Nigel Smith explain how to get the best from your masterplanners. Masterplans can set...

TURNING POINT: Balian beach inspires buy-out bid

29 August 2003

While I don't often admit to it in polite company, I used to be a town planner. My girlfriend, however, now my wife, was off to Australia and delivered a thinly veiled...

DIARY: Average Aireborough, intergalactic Tynemouth, and Scots gin is a tonic

29 August 2003

There was a mixed reaction among residents of Aireborough, West Yorkshire, to the news that their town has been deemed the most average in England. Guardian of census information, the Office for...

BOOK REVIEW: Fine tuning that breeds respect

29 August 2003

Richard Sennett is a highly respected academic and writer, and his anecdotal style - referring to his upbringing in the notorious Cabrini Green district of Chicago - makes this important book eminently readable....

AGENDA: Agenda to 30 October

29 August 2003

10 & 24 September Planning Out Crime. Organiser: Royal Town Planning Institute. Venue: London. Fee: £120. Details: (tel) 020 7929 9488. 11 September Financial Inclusion - Widening the Net. Organiser: People for Action....